Shameful Plug time… ZipMyURL.com

Sorry about the really shameful plug, but I have to tell you about Zip My URL. It’s a little micro service thats very similar to TinyURL.com but with more style and is Web 2.0 enabled allowing you to publish your Zipped URL’s straight to Twitter & Del.icio.us. I developed it in my spare time and I am trying to drum up a little help testing it out.

http://zipmyurl.com

Why is it different? you can:

Add multiple URL’s to a single link, user can select one from the ‘zip’ or have one selected at random
Password protect Zipped URL’s
Publish your zipped URL’s directly to Twitter and Del.icio.us
Get stats on your URL’s, see the number of hits they had
Get thumbnail previews of zipped URL’s (via Websnapr)

It also has the regular goodies like previews and what not.

I know it’s a really cheeky plug but I would really appreciate any one who could help me really break it in. Please comment and tell me to stop polluting the blog with plugs.

http://zipmyurl.com

Lots of love!

- Dave

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